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Matt Pearce Member Since: 10 Jan 2018 Location: Bedfordshire Posts: 25 |
Just also to say..
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28th Jan 2018 10:46am |
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GraemeS Member Since: 06 Mar 2015 Location: Wagga area Posts: 2453 |
My thought was to unplug the abs sensor so that it doesn't generate any pulses. However your last comment regarding isolating the sensor wires from the ecu indicates that the fault is not with the wiring between the ecu and the sensor, instead within the suspension ecu. |
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28th Jan 2018 11:35am |
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Matt Pearce Member Since: 10 Jan 2018 Location: Bedfordshire Posts: 25 |
Th@nks for this Graeme,
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28th Jan 2018 8:55pm |
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GraemeS Member Since: 06 Mar 2015 Location: Wagga area Posts: 2453 |
Providing that you isolated the correct set of sensor wires from the ecu (pin 25 slate/white, pin 32 slate/blue, pin 43 slate/brown) when determining that the sensor faults were still occurring, its hard to conclude that the cause could be anything other than a faulty ecu.
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28th Jan 2018 11:19pm |
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Matt Pearce Member Since: 10 Jan 2018 Location: Bedfordshire Posts: 25 |
Thanks Graeme, i got the colours ok. but also i had my live feed ( from the Carsoft i930) working so i could see the volts and height as i disconnected them etc..
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29th Jan 2018 9:40am |
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staffs964 Member Since: 21 May 2016 Location: Ontario, Canada. Posts: 10 |
Good Day Matt
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15th Jul 2020 3:44pm |
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Matt Pearce Member Since: 10 Jan 2018 Location: Bedfordshire Posts: 25 |
Hey Mark, sorry if it’s taken time to get back to you...
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15th Jul 2020 9:46pm |
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staffs964 Member Since: 21 May 2016 Location: Ontario, Canada. Posts: 10 |
Heya Matt
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22nd Jul 2020 2:43pm |
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Matt Pearce Member Since: 10 Jan 2018 Location: Bedfordshire Posts: 25 |
Hey Mark,
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22nd Jul 2020 7:52pm |
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